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Is it possible to include culturally appropriate symbols, rituals, music or readings in the funeral service?

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Is it possible to include culturally appropriate symbols, rituals, music or readings in the funeral service?

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A. Culturally appropriate rituals are appropriate within the restrictions of the chapel. Discuss this with your FCAA celebrant. Q. What if the deceased was a returned serviceman or woman? A. There is a standard format for inclusion in the service for returned servicemen and women and your FCAA celebrant will be familiar with that. Q. Will the celebrant help us with the design of a Program for the mourners attending the service? A. Often the family prepares and prints the Order of Service or Funeral Program. FCAA celebrants are happy to advise with the preparation. Q. Will the celebrant give me a presentation copy of the service? A. FCAA celebrants will give you a presentation copy of the funeral service as a memento. Q. What qualifications do funeral celebrants have? A. Most FCAA celebrants have completed accredited training as a funeral celebrant and have extensive experience in conducting ceremonies. Q. Do you have a question that is not covered here? A. Contact the FCAA and we will

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